The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
WHAT Is SAID OF II.

The Minnesota Congressman FaVorably Inn
pressed With tho Message, but of Course
1t Don't Go with the Protectionists?
WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Dec g..
The presidents message fell a little fat in
the house TO-DAY, although making the tariff
its main point of discussion and leaving out
all other matters 1t furnished no new
points and made no suggestions TO congress
that would be followed. StraddHng and
Vactllating between protection and free
trade, IT pleased nc enc completely, After
having a half-dozen experts at work during
the past three months collecting figures from
the latest sources, he supplies congress with
stale extrpats from the census of 1880
throughout it is a reply to a protection
stump speech. 1t does not in any paragraph
rise above party Members on the Demo
fatic SIDE OF the house, while openly prais-
ing the message, were inclined to find fanlE
because no plan of action was suggested.
2 Republicans criticised the message
freely. Said a Virginia Republican:
That man has ignored our interasts entirely
nEn thab document in the land in the last cam
palgn we could have carried the state without
Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio said:
think our wool men will believe me now +
told them good while ago: sYon have bean
fooltng With this wool tariff business far soma5
tine. iou have been trying to control it IN
0n,o py electing 2 Republican here and a Demo-
Graf There without result" They got q black
eye IN this message that l think will teach them
lief. pAles hefealserI Tor re-
Congressman Nelson said to-day.
rather think the presidents message was a
pretty good document. 10 seemed to me that
ms recommendations were fair TO us. OF course
there are q good many recommendation III his
tnat 1 90 not like, but / think he has treated the
Mr.. Lind was inclined to agree with NJ,
nelson Congressman Mcdonald SAYS:
Think the recommendations Of fine presiaont
= gooa argument In favor Of the revision 81 the
tarln The subject was fully covered. clearly
nTsssaS ana me duty Of congress- fully inn
pLessed upon It. 1 am very well pleased with
sne terseness and completeness OF the docu-
CONGRESSMAN Kelley-To execute the objects
lnalcated by the president without dessyoSins
many q the leading industries Of TIE comm
Is an utter impossibtlity. 1t Is said shat ~
Slsvelana publicly admitted that he had not
AnoWn now large the country was until he kcnk
MS party trip around the circle ,vhich Ma ~
anykhlng like the diameter Of that around ,gh5nh
ahay Sonnson swung Mr.. Seward. The readine
oanitsl 1870 Tss1s vii convince the men whose
1870. sAlI q industry are embarked In nvy
productive pursuits that ha knowa Iesa ~ "
nagnEal resources OF the country ANA fhe c.r.zs
idrss. pSVgio Vnan ne ala or the almost bonn 1eaa
summer 1annt. = ssaheeoS his
NJ 6andal-Wel he forces the fssue unon na
fn IL ~ glngnam or Pennsylyania-It Is the most
49, 49, ~ sAphch utterance In The d~irecfion ~
fee trade during his COMMITTEEMAN ~ -
tn 49, hnan any Democratic utterance IN az
+ 1870 $500 - Any debates on the tariff question. ana
- ssIsalnly VIII be OF great benefit "a the 81
p1gncan party 70 have the issue ~ wei $500 Nv \
Gillian walter PhelDs--He comeaors snnarelw
e esrn projection TO American labor. so fhsy
lssne we can carry the country. ~ ~ snAA
Ia ma No. ~. come like a great blesslac
y MoM we see whatis ID in our front
vs SenaSor Frye--it y exactly the message ~
~ 49, y AZ sharply defines tho issue. and 1eavas
sns~s epunnca nothing 70 be desired er'Ss
gra 1 e1sas Leller-lt ~ = xehash Of tue ordinayv
~ stAVs stump speech, not very well eelecsea
ny 9nat He laws down exactly the nla $4,000
" I 4 R. sne fsepngncans viii be RIad 10 stand.
people VIII na auoKsF1At L evident that our
sNkkesoi0ns about